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the INCURABLE
CURED

HoPKISsvnLE, KY, Feb. q. 1887.
Gentlemen-Seven years ago a sore devel
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tried few simple remedies, but the sore
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SPARTASBURG, S. c., April 2, 1887.
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CONDENSED NEWS.
Nor. European War Reports

The London Times dispatches from Ber-
lin show the relations OF France and Ger.
many, in spite OF the statement minimizing
the gravity OF the situation, to be
dangerously strained. Advices from
other quarters indicate growing i'm
patience on the part OF France
"a disposition to bring matters to
an issue. 1t is significantly asserted in
French kilograms that France, although
not desiring conflict is now ready to de.
lend herself. At Pesth, recently, the Hun
garian minister rofnntional defense obtained
his vote OF credit, OF seven millions from the
diet on account OF war stores and material
and the equipment OF the landstrum. At
Vienna the Austrian reichrath also grant.
ed vote on account OF IL, 900, 600 flor
ins for the equipment o. the landwehr.
The war office is letting heavy contracts
tor all descriptions OF stores for active SER
vice in the field. European opinion is unable
to accept these enormous and ruinous pre-
parations any longer as an election dodge
to give Bismarck a majority in the Ger
man reichstag, but recognizes the TACT that
a general war is regarded by the four mill
tary powers as inevitable. The Times
summing up the situation in the Balkans,
says:
The serious impression prevails that
peace cannot longer be preserved in the
East OF Europe. Austria is conscious OF
the pressure threatening her existence as
u great power and is prudently preparing
to maintain her position in the Balkans.
The whole OF Macedonia is maniies ting
the entire country for q rising, and warn.
ing the people that the time is near at
hand when Russia will come to their de.
iyerance
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Mr.. sullivan In Tip.rop Condition.

John l.. Sullivan ca me to New York
City, q few days ago from Boston to have
his injured left arm examined by his
physician, DR.. Sayre. He looked in first
class condition, and seemed in excellent
spirits.
II never felt better in my life," said he
with the exception OF this" throw.
ing open his coat and exposing to
view his arm. which was sus-
pended in a black sling, land it doesn't
bother me much, either. / can use it sutti-
cicntly to dress without assistance, and
DIR. Sayre assures me that will! be able to
20 on the road the 10th of next month.
You can bet that I'll get square with the
next man that stands up before me- and 1
hope it will be Cardiff. have heard moth
ing from either Smith or Mitchell or their
hackers, but am anxious TO fight both of
them within two weeks OF each other, but
want Mitchell first. Iii fight either OF them
tor all or nothing, and for any amount. Pat
Sheedy will be here from Boston to ar
range Tor the making of champion belt.
to be presented to me by the citizens OF
this city Boston and Philadelphia. The
belt will be made OF solid gold, without u
bit OF silver in it, and will be set with 9S
large diamonds. 1t will be the finest thing
OF the kind in the world. Dr. Sayre will
break the plaster OF Paris cast on my arm.
and make an examination, after which
will return to Boston on the first train, as
| my mother is very ill. l am not drinking
| u drop"
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BISMARCK, Special Telegram. Feb l6.-At
the assembling of the supreme court this
morning Chief Justice Trip read decisions
US follows
Aanson w. Edwards vs. The Fargo ds South
ern Railroad Company. appellant Judgment
affirmed. Capital Bank of st, Paul vs. School
District No. So. of Cass and Barnes counties,
Yerkes W.. Samuel McHenry: Judgment re-
versed. United States VS.. Charles A. Wood OF
bismarck: Judgment reversed and new triad or.
dered, Judge Francis dissenting. John f. viii.
Manitoba Railroad Company: appeal dis.
missed. The Philip Best Brewing Com-
nany vs. The pIllsDnry & Hurlbuft
Patte ys The Chicago, Milwaukee i St. Paul
faiiroad Company: Judgment reversed and new
trial orderah. Marcus Batenan W., Anson
Bockns ct al, appellant: in three papes judes
ment was reversed ina ua4es ordered to lower
pohrt aud Judgment ordered In accordance.
Charles spencer, Charles Butts, NJ. L.. Strong
and 9. 9. Pardor, appellants. vs. Sniy County
tudgment reversed and cause remandeh 20 dis
trict court TOR trial. Edw.- ""an Ciz VS.. Mer
chants National Bank of Deadwood at a., 40,
pellant and Edwin Van Cia snpoll.nt, VS.. Mer-
chants Nation2} I;ank or Dcadwood ct al Judy
n9nt n IL ho:h CANES affirmed. John q. Keith vs..
SsIa.. john T. Haegert, appellant; Judgment
u. Saries ct al, appellants VI. James.L Sharlow
etaL; judgment reversed and new trial in dis
Martin !. Hsnnaher VS. The st. Paul, Minneap-
oils d. Manitoba Railroad Company. appellant
Judgment reversed and new trial ordered The
National an-American BanA Of st. Paul
appellant, vs.. 7, Y y. Raymond and E. A. Ray
mond; held undtr advisement. The National
Bank OF Duluth appellant, US. James 4 leFns u
Grand Forks; judgment aiSsiaed; Heniy n
es iaasmsh and order dsmissins aSpe 81 qg Ss
district court reversed, and case ordered to
stand for trial in the distrioF court.
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SENATOR snooper,s Eunerral Efforts.

New York Suns Washington Special:
Senator Spooner's eulogy on Gen. Logan is
likely TO be his astfuneral grafton. 1t was
doubtless the best effort of the day judged by
rhetorical standards, Marc Antony, turning
Cesar's wounds against his enemies hard
iy did abolder thing than Spooner in telling
how Logan never took II pension for his
wounds, because he had, as n senator, to
vote on pension bills, and that this fact
should prompt congress to give Mrs Logan
A pension OF 50, 600 a year. The Wiscon-
sin senator is n terror in debate but in
a funeral speech he is gentle IA n dove.
His voice runs wet and salt with tears,
and even our own Evarts had to apply
his handkerchief to his eyes while
Spooner was speaking. The Wis
consin senate now breads the prospect
that he will fall into the place that Sena.
tor Anthony had so long of being the best
funeral orator in the senate. 1t is q fact
not much known that Spooner, in his
college DAYS, was earnestly besought to
enter the ministry, because his impressive
style OF oratory would be sure to make
him pulpit success. His father was one
Dt the best lawyers in Wisconsin, and the
senator inherited legal mind. To this he
propably owes his place in the senate.
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The Harlem Claimants.

NEW YORK, Feb 15-The Harlem commons
claimants have at last begun the leea, cSntest
for the recovery of tho property which they
claim to own In the upper part of this eity. A
stupendous bill i'll equity has been filed in the
United States circuit court by james H. Nc
Creery, of Pittsbnrg, representing Simon p.
and about 400 other alleged heirs :oettured all
over the country. The lawyeps are 10 get one.
third Of NIL that ia reaiised. They expect to get
enough out of the case to pay them Handsomely
FOR their trouble and give each Claimant about
$4,000 II is not expected that any OF the
suits Will be brought to trial compromise
1t is thought, will be effected in all csseg ~
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The BED River Valley Farmers ALI.
ance was organized at Fargo by the
members OF the various locsl alliances
on both sides of tha river. The Off
GERS are: =. NJ. Epson, Cummings,
president; c. A. Malette, Casselton.
recording secretary; 3. A. Webb,
Fargo, corresponding secretary; A..
McHineh, treasurer; Lyman I!oring,
Moorhead. and DIR, sattlersthwaite,
vice presidents. An executive commit
tee OF one from each county was auth
orized. and q constitution and by-
laws adopted.
Tbs railroad blockades are nearly
all removed,
4'he residence OF D. A. Kelsey, near
Cavour. nine miles northeast oi
Huron. was entirely destroyed by fire.
All the furniture, clothing, etc., were
consumed, the family narrowly escap-
ed with their lives. Mr., Kesley is III
st. louis on business. The loss is
estimated at $4,000; no insurance.
The National Bank OF Dakota, at
Huron, is chartered with d. r. Slot
president, and j. +. King cashier.
The Queen Bee mil property If
Sioux Falls has been redeemed iron
sale for delinquent taxes Tor / ss4 api
1885 by Geeeee I. seney of Y. The
amount required was $S,513. 1t il
understood that the mill ,yil, be mn
in operation early in the season b,
Mr.. Seney.
AT Watertewn, Harvey Thompson
ana Mrs. Ida Henderon OF Henry wes,
arrested. charged with adultry. Boil
| parties were indicted before the grant
jury at the I1ne term for the same OF
Tense.
Dakota has two full regiments o
well-drilled soldiers, far ahead 0
many states and oil thu territories i.
the matter Of discipline. The ieelins
is that Dakota saanld de represented
at the national drill at Washington
4 in May, and that the legislatur
should make provision for q numbe
OF the best companies attendanc
there. even if the encampmeut fc
this year be given up and the apas.s
priation used Tor expenses to w
ington, ~
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New York Tribune: Professor Of Latin-please
give me the DERIVE s5si of tnrpitu ude.-
Freshman fullof the morning papers, Very
easily DONE sir. From Turpie, a politician OF
Indiana. and studia1a, Q study. appearing In the
French as eltatl. meaning .: whole q study at
investigation Of Turpie The word fcrteyis had
the local Significance Of batenesa In Iadiana Dol.
itics. but owinate the iAcS that Turpie's ways
were shaan ..p ANA his credentials were rejected
by the United states SENATE. q national roputa.
tion WIS given TO tiisSxprcssion which has now
expanded into the kld-sside interprft tation oi
bsseness in general n fscnsatioE at thadesk.l
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THE GRAPHIC

@Laoks but fs months of being the old...
newspaper in BFuls county.
"a. an advertising iuediun it istaOt eroellea
Dy any newspaper in path Dakota.
Has rapidly inoreesas circulation amonx
tns most intelligent class nf people in Brule and
the adjoining counties.
Has circulation second to none in this or
sa,oinnine counties, and paid up subscription
list it is believed superior.
eis lively, spicy, Independent, and devoted
solely to theinterests Of Kimball and Brule Co.
everybody enioyes reading it. Give it trial
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Two more bodies OF victims OF the late
railroad accident in Vermont, have been
identified. They are those of Mrs. William
Devins. Jr.. OF Winooski. VT, and Miss Ar
mine Guirrard OF Upton, Que. The body
OF Agnes Rogers was identified by friends.
Two bodies only remain in the morgue.
They are probably those OF Peter McLane
Of Acton. Que, and ID. Margret.
The house committee on military affairs
reported adversely Mr.. G;ltllan's bill
ceding to the State OF Minnesota 200 acres
OF the Fort Smelling military reservation
Tor the establishment OF q soldiers home.
The committee makes no comment on the
bill. but submits with the report a letter
from Gen. Sheridan in whose views ii con
ours. In this letter Gen. Sheridan speaks
most emphatically against the bill.
master at Red Wing, Mimi, he is an old
resident and at one time mayor OF that
city. He succeeds A. f. Graves, whose
time has expired. Congressman.elect Mac
Dsnald is the influence behind Mr.. De Kay.
Postmasters commissioned - Dakota:
Harrison, j. v. Linden; Mirror, A. l.
Moore Portland, II. A, Foss. Minnesota:
Hatfield, Mary King; ST. John, L. G, Free
man, Wisconsin: Brighton, j. II. Wise.
| man.
Fourth-class pOstmaetars appointed
WISCONSIN: Davis corners, y. ringer, 1tOrn-
er, j. Ford; Lawvlle. II. B. Seavsl; Maple
Valley, A. Eversol; Mindo'e, G. Gilbert
son.
At Galveston, Tex, the Wholesale dry
goods and boot and shoe house OF Blast.
! Oprenheimer & Co. has failed, with $780,.
900 liabilities and about $500, 900 assets.
| Capt. George w. Conant, well known
river man. charged with sending obscene
letters through the mails, addressed to
Mrs. Sadie Moore. was held in 81 900 bail
| in Pittsburg for trial in the United States
court.
| Thomas Edison is not likely to ever re.
turn from Florida. He had a severe at
1 tacx oil psenrisy last December, and it lett
his iungs hopelessly diseased. His recov-
| cry is deemed impossible. His health was
never robust, and now he is helpless.
While drilling in a well nt Chadron, Neb.,
at depthiof $50 feet, a stratum OF coal
shafe was struck. land upon going down
excellent coal indications were found.
At Agusta, Gai the following losses
were sustained by fire Masonic thenter
and lodge building. S75,o0D' H'""e hotel,
| $40 900; Daily d Ar,-
4 oOO Bailee & Coz
EB White, shoes
'crs small 10
e0op;twe
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Reors.ni..t,ons Of sahln,s Car Company.

A reorganization of tho old Northwestern
Car company at Saltwater, was effected in
New York. Senator Sabin's mission there
has been to attend a meeting OF the Min
nesota Thresher company. Boston cor.
poration which controls the credits OF
the car company in such form that
its organization is really the organization
OF the old company in Senator Sabin's in
terest The officers elected for the new
company are D. B. Dewey, president; j. H.
Bouvie, vice president: r. A. Kirk, secre-
t,try; +. A. Prince, Saltwater, treasurer.
1t was stated that the parties in in-
terest in the East and West have
been at work on this deal with little ap.
parent success for two years, until Sena-
tor Sabin took hold in earnest last No
vember. The capital stock OF the new com
pany is S5.00O,OoO, and it is understood
to be backed up by syndicate OF heavy
capitalists in Boston, New York, and the
Northwest, which, it is said assures its
success and places Senator Sabin once
more at the front
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GOVERNOR CHURCH.
oakota's New Governor Takes the
Oath of Office and Delivers an Elo-
quens inaugural Address.

BIsMARCH, Special Telegram, Feb. IT,
udge Louis X. Church arrived from the
East at noon to-day with his commission as
overnor of what he termed, with ring of
enuine Dakota pride in his voice, athe en-
,re territory Of the republics in his pocket,
md lacking only the qualifications of taking
he oath of office to assume the duties OF
hief executive. Never was an arrival more
Welcome to large number Of people long
III the anxious seat In anticipation of what
lie would be compelled to face, Judge Church
,ad arranged with Landlord Bly, to provide
lin with u suite OF rooms outside the hotel,
ind moro than hundred pair of hungry
,yes followed Il! ss'rnor us he disappeared
Up Main street III a. direction OF the Capital
National bank
AT THE CAPITOL
Shortly after 3 o'clock Sneaker Crosse said:
A joint session of the council and tho house ia
bout to be held for the purpose OF witnessing
.ecess will be taken while seats are being placed
or the accommodation Of the members of the
council.
Seats were placed upon the speakers plat
'orm for the outgoing and incoming gov
.rnors, for ex-Gov. Pierce and for Chief
| Justice Tripp and the associate justices, and
IL the rear OF the hall seats for members OF
iho house who vacated their own for the nc.
| ,ommodation OF the senator's At 1886 the
peaker raped the joint session to order,
he door OF the hall swung open, and Auditor
Caldwell announced the Hen Louis X.
Church, accompanied by Acting Gov. Nc
| ,onnack, ex-Gov. Pierce, the members Of
The supreme court aud tho territorial ofticera
The members rose at the tap of the speakers q
ynvel and, all having occupied the places as
| ,pnetI them Sneaker Crosa snid.
| Gentlemen of the Council and House of Rep.
| esentatives-The oath OF office is now about to
| 30 administered to Hon. Louis X. Church, duly
appointed governor OF the Territory Of Dakota.
| The oath will be adminlstered by Hon. Bartlett
rripp. chief justice Of the supreme court of Da-
| kota. Members of the council and the house and
| The officers thereof will please stand:
Judge Church having taken the oath oi
office, Judge Trip, turning to tho audience
| ,aid:
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supreme Court Decisions

BISMARCK, Special Telegram. Feb. 16--At
the assembling of the supreme court this
morning Chief Justice Trip read decisions
call
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nessee in the Senate, WAS Mt Bull Run; was
dangerously wounded at Shiloh; had three
horses killed under him at Chickamauga,
and was again wounded, and is now a
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BISMARCK, Special Telegram, Feb 15.-m
the council the Weiser bill, authorizing the
railroad commissioners to provide sites for
warehouses on railway rights of way. was
defeated after debate. Fosters bill provid-
ing for the inspection of Illuminating oils
was passed; ayes 13, nays 8. The house
bill repeating the usury law passed; ayes 10,
nays T. A message from the governor veto
ing the divorce bill was received and mo-
ton to pass the bill, tho objections of the
governor notwithstanding, was lost; ayes 3,
nays II